Does China Merchants Bank work on Saturday?

Take the business hours of Fuzhou Branch as an example. The working days are 8:30- 17:30 (summer) and 8:30- 17:00 (winter). Holidays: 9:00- 16:30. On Saturday, the retail business and high-rise cabinets are closed to the public and closed on Sunday.

China Merchants Bank (CMB) is the first joint-stock commercial bank wholly controlled by an enterprise legal person in China and the fifth largest bank in China. China Merchants Bank can handle a lot of business, with good service attitude and thoughtful service, and the working hours are roughly the same as those of the formal employees of most companies. The working hours from Monday to Friday are from 9 am to 5 pm. "

Top ten banks in China

The top ten domestic banks are China Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank, China Bank, Bank of Communications, Postal Savings Bank, Industrial Bank, China Merchants Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank and Minsheng Bank. Among them, the scale of China Construction Bank of Workers and Peasants is far ahead of other banks, and it is the four largest banks in China, and the gap with other banks even reaches single digits. There are also "five major banks" or "six major banks", which means that both Bank of Communications and Postal Savings Bank are included. In terms of operating income, the top ten are ICBC, CCB, ABC, BOC, China Merchants Bank, Postal Savings Bank, Bank of Communications, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, China CITIC Bank and Minsheng Bank. The rankings of the four major banks remain unchanged. The ranking of other lines has changed slightly. "

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The difference between bank card and bank card.

1. Class I cards can be used for cash deposit and withdrawal, wealth management, transfer, payment and other operations, and there is no limit when using them; The second card is mainly responsible for daily expenses, financial management, investment and other operations.

2. The second-class card is funded by the first-class card, so that is to say, the function of the first-class card is relatively basic, while the function of the second-class card is derived.

3. One is a card full-function account, generally a debit card, which can handle deposits, transfers, consumer payments, purchases of investment and wealth management products, cash withdrawals and other businesses, and the scope and amount of use are not limited. Personal salary income, large amount transfer, bank-securities transfer and payment of medical insurance are all handled through a class I card.

4. Class II cards can handle financial products such as deposits and purchases, restrict consumption and payment, and restrict the transfer of funds to unbound accounts. After the bank counter, self-service equipment and bank staff confirm their identity in person, the second-class card can also handle cash deposit and withdrawal, unbound account transfer and other expansion businesses, and can be equipped with a bank card entity card.

5. The daily accumulative limit for transferring cash into unbound account of Class II card is 1 1,000 yuan, and the annual accumulative limit is 200,000 yuan; The daily cumulative limit of consumption payment, transfer to unbound account and cash withdrawal is also 654.38 million yuan, and the annual cumulative limit is also 200,000 yuan.

6. The biggest difference between the two is that the second category cannot access cash or transfer money to an unbound account. Bank cards are divided into credit cards and debit cards according to whether credit lines are granted to cardholders. In addition, bank cards can be divided into magnetic stripe cards and chip cards according to different information carriers. Bank cards are divided into domestic cards and overseas cards according to whether the issuer is in China. According to the different card issuers, it can be divided into personal cards and unit cards. According to the different currencies of accounts, they are divided into RMB cards, foreign currency cards and dual-currency cards. Quasi-credit card is a single-currency single-account credit card, with interest paid on deposits and RMB consumption by swiping the card. When the balance of credit card consumption or cash withdrawal account is insufficient to pay, the cardholder can overdraw or withdraw cash within the specified limited credit limit, and will charge some interest, and there is no interest-free repayment period. "